What can we do for you and how can we help you throughout your time at St. George's?
If you can't find what you are looking for here, then drop in to the Students' Union office where we work under an open-door policy and any of the officers will be happy to be of assistance!
The SU office is located on the second floor of Hunter Wing, just next to the bar.
Please feel free to come in and talk to me (Lauren Wellburn; Vice President for Education & Welfare) about any issues you may have. I am here to provide confidential support on any matters you come in with, regardless how large or small you think they may be. If I cannot help you myself or if you want another contact I can also refer you to other sources of support and advice.
You can find me in my office, or you can contact me by e-mailing vpeducation@su.sgul.ac.uk, or calling 020 8725 0451 (internal ext. 0451)
Below is some information about the support offered here at St George's, some of the problems you may experience and where you can find help. More information on all of these can be found under the links on the right.
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Who can you turn to in times of emotional need?
There are several avenues of support at SGUL; The Counselling Service, your personal tutor and the Vice President for Education & Welfare of the SU are just some of the people you can talk to.
Coming forward about an issue is really encouraged at St. George's and is not something to shy from, even if you're the sort of person who keeps everything to themselves, isn't used to speaking out about personal issues or fears repurcussions (so many of these are myths, just come and ask me!) and as a Students' Union we will do all we can to help in the short and long term.
If you want to speak to someone outside of George's, Nightline is a great confidential service, run by students for students. You can call them between 6pm-8am every night of term on 020 7631 0101 or email listening@nightline.org.uk
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Click here if Registry/your course director/another member of staff has contacted you because you are being put through an SGUL procedure. The VP Education and Welfare is on hand to provide emotional support as well as practical support in how to get everything together, draft rreading and answering any questions you may have. You don't need to book an appointment, just pop into the SU.
Also click here if you wish to appeal against an assessment/placement result, apply for another attempt at an examination, or if you wish to make a complaint about a member of SGUL staff or another SGUL student.
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